• Muthurajawela Marsh - Muthurajawela Marsh Wetland at Muthurajawela, drive alone on the Dutch Canal The Muthurajawela wetland tour provides an exciting bird-watching experience during your visit to Colombo. There are many varieties of flora and fauna. The name is Muthurajawela has been derived from the Sinhalese language which the majority of Sri Lankans use to communicate. The meaning can be translated into English simply as “Swamp of Royal Treasure”. Muthurajawela Marsh is situated towards the southern part of Negombo. Proceed with bird watching tour by boat. Extending over 6,000 acres and over 29,000, and rumored to provide a home to over 40 species of migratory and 85 indigenous bird species. Mangrove forests that line the footpath are great places to observe birds as well as baby crocodiles and fiddler crabs. The mixture of vegetation types and aquatic habitats in Muthurajawela has made it an ideal eco-zone for a variety of birds.

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• Lunch

We Make your travel easier and more comfortable with our shore excursion, you are Traveling by private vehicle, and visiting Muthurajawela Marsh translated as

‘Swamp of Royal Treasure,’ which is home to various interdependent flora and fauna. This one-hour tour by a boat provides a memorable experience in the coastal wetland ecosystem situated toward the southern end of Negombo Lagoon.
Take a bird-watching tour by boat in the wetlands and keep an eye out for 75 species of birds. Enjoy light refreshments and round-trip transport by air-conditioned vehicle from the passenger jetty. Muthurajawela Wetland is home to not only birds but also many species of fish, reptiles, and mammals, including several nationally endangered species.

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